A SELF GLASS LEARNING: METODE PEMBELAJARAN INOVATIF DALAM MENINGKATKAN KEMAMPUAN BERBICARA BAHASA INGGRIS

This research discusses the SGL Learning Method, Self-Glass Learning to improve English speaking skills. The key word for understanding SGL is using the perception or assessment that other people or audiences are able to form a self-image which is used as a dose to increase abilities. SGL consists of 4 (four) stages: SGL Preparation, First Stage, Second Stage, Third Stage. Stages 2, 3, and 4 are called SGL Action. Then it involves 4 (four) roles: Performer, Guide, Peers, and Audience. The importance of SGL is because the most common use of English language learning is conversation. The phenomenon that occurs is that there are many people who are learning English feeling reluctant and not confident about having conversations in public. The problem formulation is: How does the SGL learning method improve English conversation skills? The research method used is qualitative, namely exploring phenomena, interpreting data qualitatively through descriptions presented narratively. Results and discussion show that SGL is able to solve problems in improving English speaking skills. Apart from that, it was also found that abilities in other fields were increased by implementing SGL, namely being able to build a performer's image. This research is useful as a method of improving English speaking skills and other performance-based learning, useful for developing knowledge for all performance-based learning materials.

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Jurnal Soshum Insentif
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2025-07-20
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https://doi.org/10.36787/jsi.v8i1.1989
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Educational Methods and Media Use
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A SELF GLASS LEARNING: METODE PEMBELAJARAN INOVATIF DALAM MENINGKATKAN KEMAMPUAN BERBICARA BAHASA INGGRIS

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A SELF GLASS LEARNING: METODE PEMBELAJARAN INOVATIF DALAM MENINGKATKAN KEMAMPUAN BERBICARA BAHASA INGGRIS

Yulianti - Sanusi
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This research discusses the SGL Learning Method, Self-Glass Learning to improve English speaking skills. The key word for understanding SGL is using the perception or assessment that other people or audiences are able to form a self-image which is used as a dose to increase abilities. SGL consists of 4 (four) stages: SGL Preparation, First Stage, Second Stage, Third Stage. Stages 2, 3, and 4 are called SGL Action. Then it involves 4 (four) roles: Performer, Guide, Peers, and Audience. The importance of SGL is because the most common use of English language learning is conversation. The phenomenon that occurs is that there are many people who are learning English feeling reluctant and not confident about having conversations in public. The problem formulation is: How does the SGL learning method improve English conversation skills? The research method used is qualitative, namely exploring phenomena, interpreting data qualitatively through descriptions presented narratively. Results and discussion show that SGL is able to solve problems in improving English speaking skills. Apart from that, it was also found that abilities in other fields were increased by implementing SGL, namely being able to build a performer's image. This research is useful as a method of improving English speaking skills and other performance-based learning, useful for developing knowledge for all performance-based learning materials.

Jurnal Soshum InsentifVol. 8(1)
Indonesian Orthopaedic Association (ID)
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